Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-10

assuming nlaDltdDie pFoporlIoHS.
DIR. Scott and wife nee Tryon,
were visiting friends the city last week.
-Messrs. Snyder & Kintner ha.
built neat carpenter shop west OF
Union hotel.
When you WANT lots of goods fol-
a small amount Of money go to the
FAMOUS.
We regret to learn that DIR. S.
Ayres has been sick for a few days
this week.
D. r. Jones after visit Of consid-
cradle duration to Missouri came home
last Friday.
Ladies don't fail to see those
surah silks i'll all shades and patterns
at the Famous.
John Winstead has closed out
his restaurant and gone in the light
ming rod business.
If you fail to hear Louie Lord
this week you miss one of the oppor-
tunities of your life.
j. H. Hubbard has broken ground
for the erection of Il handsome resi-
dence on Forest avenue.
The Famous is now prepared to
show the best assorted stock of dress
goods ever shown in the county.
w. NJ. Gunnell, who has been
'laying up for repairs" for some time.
is again to be found at his office.
j. S. Dalziel, the sheriff, has
been quite sick recen thy, but we are
glad to note that he is improving.
Governor Martin. in the past 80
years has appointed two hundred and
twenty three noiaries public in Which
tia.
Don't forget that you must reg
ister. You will find the City Clerk
at d. N Heizer's Office, in the opera
block.
Joseph Meeker of Homestead
township was on the streets Monday
rejoicing with the rest of us over crop
prospects.
j. w. Compton was in town yes
terday, having last week closed his
school in district No. IS, Beaver town-
ship.
Geo. II. Cara way, of the Brink
nan Lumber Co. Hoisington, was
Town getting acquainted with. his wife
md baby this week.
w. E. Carr, the gent emanly
editor of the Ellinwood Express made
is Gil last Monday. Mr.. Carr speaks
Is though he would like to sell the
Express.
George Nettleingham from Fair
view township made us call last
Wednesday. He says if they have
reasonable rains the wheat crop will
'till be pretty good.
We desire t. have every man and
in Great Bend as a subscriber
TO our daily. This is the way to boom
l town. We promise to do everything
IN our power 70 make the town boom.
Married, at the residence of the
bride, on North Peter avenue, March
9Th, 1887, at 2:30 p. M, by Rev. j.
w. Thompson, Mr.. Jessie j. Chapel
and Miss Effie Norton, all of Great
Bend.
B. Negbaur, who recently sold
put his stock of goods i'm this place,
has established real estate office at
He reports the magic city
as still making wonders. His family
will still reside at Great Bend.
L. G.. Viewer, after an extended
visit to California, came back last
week. He reports that his brother
Cal is much improved in health and
thinks of making Great Bend two
visit, beginning about April
LIST.
The sad news was received here
asst Sunday that G. M. Du Mont,
who sold out his business here last
fall in order to go to Eureka Springs
for his health, had died there. His
were carried to Larned for
Louie Lord, the famous actress,
will appear in this city Friday and
March II and II. With
her fine selected company of artists,
with fine repertoire of plays that
has never been presented in the west.
Come one and all.
The Clair Pattee Dramatic Com
pany played Hazel Kirke Monday
night aud East Lynne Tuesday night.
Fairely sized audiences greeted them
both times aud the company fully
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